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CALIFORNIA | TECHNOLOGY / PEOPLE. AI Is Leaving the Computer and Entering the Laboratory
Anthropic has established a biology lab in California where AI is moving beyond analyzing scientific research and toward interacting with real laboratory equipment. It could be an early glimpse of what happens when AI enters the physical world.
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NEW MEXICO | PEOPLE / SOCIETY A 7-Year-Old Was Preparing for Her Birthday. Then Flash Floods Swept Through the Navajo Nation.
Three people, including a 7-year-old girl preparing for her birthday, were killed as flash floods swept across the Navajo Nation. The disaster has also damaged roads, disrupted water service, and left some communities isolated.
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PUERTO RICO | BUSINESS / PEOPLE. From a Home Garage to Her Own Factory: The Puerto Rican Entrepreneur Behind Mikokos
Kimberly Ramos started Mikokos with about $1,000 and made solid shampoos from the carport of her Puerto Rico home. A viral TikTok helped accelerate sales, and the small operation eventually grew into its own manufacturing operation.
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BDZ NEWS | PEOPLE Whatever Happened to Knowing Your Neighbors?
We communicate with people around the world every day, yet many of us barely know the people living next door. BDZ News looks at what changed, what we've gained, what we've lost and why knowing a few neighbors might matter more than we realize.
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BDZ NEWS | U.S. & WORLD. U.S. Reaches Major Greenland Security Deal After Months of Tension
The United States, Denmark and Greenland have reached a major Arctic security agreement that could significantly expand America's military presence in Greenland. But Denmark and Greenland say sovereignty over the territory isn't changing.
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BDZ NEWS | PERSPECTIVE Maybe the Person You Disagree with Isn't an Idiot
We have become remarkably comfortable assuming people who disagree with us must be ignorant, brainwashed or morally defective. What if intelligent, decent people can look at the same world and genuinely reach different conclusions?
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BDZ NEWS | CULTURE Why We Can't Seem to Disagree Anymore
Disagreement isn't new. But increasingly, opposing opinions become judgments about someone's intelligence, morality or character. BDZ News looks at polarization, social media, perception and how we can disagree without turning everyone on the other side into an enemy.
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PUERTO RICO | MONEY / BUSINESS. Puerto Rico Imports Most of Its Food. What Could the Island Actually Grow for Itself?
Puerto Rico imports most of the food it consumes, but new research suggests local farmers can already compete with imports across dozens of crops. From plantains and bananas to peppers, tomatoes and root vegetables, how much more could the island realistically grow for itself?
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BDZ NEWS | SOCIETY. Is the American Dream Changing, or Are We?
The traditional American Dream once seemed easy to describe: career, home, family and financial success. Americans still want opportunity and security, but a good life is becoming harder to define with a single checklist. Is the American Dream disappearing, or simply changing?
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BDZ NEWS | MONEY Why Making More Money Doesn't Always Make You Feel Richer
A bigger paycheck can absolutely improve your life. But if your expenses, expectations and definition of “enough” grow right alongside it, six figures can start feeling surprisingly ordinary.
6 days ago0 min read
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